Tzu Chi Center is a community and exhibition space in New York City that connects local engagement with global humanitarian values. Through youth programs, UN NGO collaboration, and cultural exhibitions, we foster conversation, learning, and compassionate action.
Tzu Chi Center is a community and exhibition space in New York City that connects local engagement with global humanitarian values. Through youth programs, UN NGO collaboration, and cultural exhibitions, we foster conversation, learning, and compassionate action.
Tea Programs: Tzu Chi Center Tea Studio
The Tea Study Series is a structured, beginner-friendly course for anyone curious about tea — its history, science, culture, and craft.
Sip Through the Seasons is a mindful tea tasting journey held four times a year at Tzu Chi Center NYC — one gathering for each turn of the earth.
Tea & Tranquility is a one-hour in-person session held monthly at Tzu Chi Center NYC. No experience needed. Just come as you are.
More Programs
The SEED Program—Speak, Experience, Explore, Discover—is a Sunday-based early childhood program designed for children ages 2.5 to 4 years old and their families.
Looking to connect with the community in an inclusive, mindful environment?
Whether you’re the caregiver of a young child, a tea lover, or someone looking for internship opportunities, Tzu Chi Center has something for everyone.
Upcoming Events
Commission on the Status of Women(CSW)
Coinciding with Tzu Chi’s 60th Anniversary, CSW70 convenes at a pivotal moment, with a primary focus on ensuring and strengthening access to justice for all women and girls.
Discover how NGOs are helping people around the world and how you can help too on our webseries United in Action, learn how to cultivate compassion with C.A.F.E. 229, or invest in your health by participating in our wellness programs.
Compassion knows no borders. At the Tzu Chi Center, we are honored to present our humanitarian missions outside the US, taking place among vibrant communities for which traditional aid falls short or worse – does not exist.
Interactive multimedia exhibits at the Tzu Chi Center for Compassionate Relief.
10 Years of Care in Haiti
